Roblox Muldoon

We posted a thread on our Mastodon instance addressing the underhanded attacks being made on GrapheneOS by Volla due to our opposition to their Unified Attestation API: @GrapheneOS/116251325625494349" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/11… An account previously pretending to be a fan supporting Volla has been clearly exposed as run by them. Despite how this account has previously posted, it began repeatedly posting on behalf of Volla and referring to themselves as being part of it. They referenced Volla contacting us half a year ago wanting a partnership with us which didn't go anywhere as they're unable to meet our requirements. We've opposed Unified Attestation on very reasonable grounds which we've once again elaborated on in the linked thread after covering this. This account clearly run by Volla themselves has repeatedly posted outrageous conspiracy theories about GrapheneOS implying we're working for the US government. We included links to a history of posts predating our opposition to Unified Attestation where they engage in false marketing of Volla products and try to convince people to use those over other options with inaccurate claims. That includes them replying to threads where people discussed GrapheneOS. They were misleading people about GrapheneOS prior to us speaking of them. They're now attacking us in a super underhanded way because we oppose them seizing control over which devices and operating systems are allowed for European banking/government apps. Don't allow them to memory hole this. The account is very clearly run by Volla, has openly acknowledged it and proven it with insider knowledge. We also have a very good idea of exactly who is running the account due to the writing style. These companies using sockpuppet accounts and personal accounts to attack us doesn't lessen it.

Very good to catch up with New Zealand PM @chrisluxonmp today. We concluded the Agreement on Trade in Essential Supplies last October — a timely framework to keep critical goods flowing between our countries.

As Kiwis continue to feel the impacts of the Middle East conflict, working with partners is more important than ever. I was glad to speak today with European Commission President @vonderleyen about the conflict in the Middle East and the resilience that comes from our close trading relationship. We agreed that keeping supply chains flowing is critical for the global economy and for households in New Zealand, the EU, and the rest of the world.